Professional EMS device with a large number of different programs for pain therapy/TENS, muscle rehabilitation and aesthetic (beauty) applications
This small and handy EMS device is perfect for competitive athletes, trainers, and physical therapists who want to use a wide range of different waveforms . TENS, microcurrent, iontophoresis , KOTZ, interferential, denervated, EMS, and FES protocols are available. There are also free memory slots for custom programs.
Possible applications of the EMS device I-Tech Physio
The I-TECH PHYSIO can be used for the supportive treatment and functional rehabilitation of the following pathologies and anatomical zones:
- wrist
- hand
- shoulder joint
- ankle
- Foot
- knee joint
- Musculoskeletal system
- Osteoarthritis
- Osteoarthritis and muscular dystrophy
- Bruises
- Sprains
- Nerve pain
- Benign and muscle strains
- Tendonitis
EMS, TENS, NEMS, ionotophoresis for pain therapy, rehabilitation and beauty
Thanks to its TENS programs, the device can be used for a wide range of pain therapies . It also features NEMS protocols for muscle rehabilitation and training , for the treatment of trauma and muscle atrophy.
The BEAUTY programs are designed for contouring, muscle toning, and skin tightening for aesthetic purposes. The I-TECH PHYSIO is also suitable for the treatment and rehabilitation of denervated muscles . For this purpose, the device uses AAWS (anti-accommodation square waves) and triangular waveforms with pulse widths of up to 250 ms.
The I-TECH PHYSIO electrotherapy device also incorporates special iontophoresis protocols. Iontophoresis is an electrotherapeutic technique for delivering medication to the painful area or area with contractures.
The current promotes the penetration of the medication (ions) and penetrates the pain zone, allowing the medication to work in its intended way.
Iontophoresis has two major advantages: it eliminates the need to take medication orally, and it allows direct treatment of the pain areas. Iontophoresis is also used for male genital disorders, such as IPP (Indurato Penile Plastic Surgery) or La Peyronie's disease. However, you should consult a urologist before beginning any such treatment with the I-Tech Physio.
In the field of urology, I-TECH PHYSIO also offers special incontinence protocols that can be used to treat incontinence problems . These involve sending specific waveforms with the appropriate frequency and pulse width to probes ( vaginal or anal , available as accessories). These transmit the impulse to the lower pelvic muscle or sphincter. This trains the muscles and can prevent or reduce urinary or fecal incontinence.
With the two independent channels and the included branching cables, up to eight electrodes can be connected. Sponge electrodes for iontophoresis applications are also included. The device offers excellent value for money, is very well made, and is equipped with a rechargeable battery.
I-Tech Physio stimulation programs
Below is a list of the possible waveforms and a selection of different stimulation programs. A detailed list of the programs, along with corresponding explanations, can be found in the enclosed German-language manual.
14 TENS PROGRAMS : Conventional TENS, Endorphin, Hyperstimulation, Anti-inflammatory, etc.
27 REHAB PROGRAMS : Iontophoresis, Microcurrent, Denervated Muscle, Interference, Kotz, Alternating TENS, etc.
21 NEMS PROGRAMS : Endurance and strength, basic strength, agonist-antagonist, muscle relaxation, etc.
15 BEAUTY PROGRAMS : Firming, Toning, Lipolysis, Capillarization, Heavy Legs, etc.
9 INCONTINENCE PROGRAMS : Stress urinal and fecal incontinence, mixed urinal and fecal incontinence, etc.
13 FREE PROGRAMS : TENS, NEMS
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
- The electrotherapy device is plugged into the power outlet but cannot be switched on.
- To turn on, the device must be charged and disconnected from the power outlet and cable.
Electrotherapy device I-Tech Physio Downloads
Additional information:
1. EMS, microcurrent and TENS electrode positions
2. Electrical muscle stimulation or electrotherapy - are there differences?
3. EMS programs for beauty, sports and rehabilitation